The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1904, Page 9

Seciaasiai ecditiane, diabaaredate same enaeraenie THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1904. NASON BUILDERS PEPARE CHARGE Aneoolation Accuses Members of Brioklayers’ Union of Partloi- pating In Movement Favoring the Laborers’ Strike. MATERIALS UNSUPPLIED, BRICKLAYERS LAY OFF. Union Has Not Called a General Strike, Atthough Four Locals Have Indorsed Action of Men Who Are Out. The Mason Builders’ Assootatton pro- barges to-day against the Brick- Union, which they will present at the earliest opportunity to the Gen- eral Arbitration Board, The charges tre based on the action of some of the members of the union in participating in a sympathetic movement in favor of the laborers’ strike. Tt In urged that this sympathetic mavement is In violation of the agree- ment that exists between the Brick- lnyers anf the Mason Builders’ Asso- ciation, which forbids any number of men in the unton to go out on @ job in which the Mason Butlders’ Association are interested. ‘Tha charges will be heard out before the General Arbitra- tien Board within a week. The agree- ment alleged to be violated went into effect on Aug. 1 last and was to run until May 1. : The bricklayers in this city, though in full sympathy with the striking Inborers, have not called a general atrike. They have been cumpelled to lay off, ax there are no laborers work- ing to supply them with materials. Four of ihe nine locals of the Brivk- Union met last night and in- sed the action taken by the Iabor- ers, ‘The indorsement of the remaining five locals |s expected to- It was stated to-day that some of the delegates of the Bricklayers’ Unton are { nthe pay of the fireproof manufac- turers and that thoy are endeavoring to bi the agreement the bricklayers have with the Mason Builders’ Associ tion. In order to further this purpos ft Is stated, the report las been circ! Jated that the bricklayers have called general atrike. At the last convention of the Inter- national Association of Bricklayers, it was declared to-day, a resolution was passed against the vote of the Now York delegates to the effect that all fireproofing, blosk-arching and terra cotta cutting be tone by any firm or ecrpor: Lion of ‘manufacturers in any Jocality within the jurisdiction of the 1 Associaton, providing such ration will comply #it? the regu ar industrial laws, The Gen- eral Secretory of the Union was or derod to nctify all subordinate ualons of the force of this agreement ani in- struct them to make no contracts that woul iy any way confilet with it. Agreement with Mason Builders. By the present agreement of the Brick- Jayers’ Union with the Mason Bullders’ Association, the latter union 1s not al- lowed to sublet any of the fireproofing, which is @ per cent. of the job. This agreament expires on Muy 1, and the con- servative element in the union wishes to renew ft, whereas those delegates said to be.in the pay of the fireproof manu- facturers are'striving to break it. ‘The purpose is to allow the National Fireproofing to get into New York and bid for the work. This would subordinate the bricklayers to the gen- eral contractors and allow the National Fireproofing Company to bring its own labor to New York am4 throw hundreds of bricklayers out of jobs, as the new men would work as specialists. The conservative members of the Bricklayers’ Union expeot to defeat this purpose and renew their agreement with the Mason Builders’ Association, ‘Will Cont $000,000 Wages. By the and of the present week the building laborers’ strike, which has been on since March 5, will nave cost New SAM PARKS IS IN GOOD HEALTH Warden Johnson, of Sing Sing! Prison, Denies the Published’ Report that the Former Labor Delegate Was Sinking Fast. A report was otrouiated by talegraph from Ossining to-day to the effect that Sam Parks was daggerousty ill in Sins | Sing Prison, The report stated that Parks was einking rapidly and that his life waa practically despaired of." When en Evening World reporter cated up Warden Johnson of the prie- on by telephone this afternoon the Warden eaid the report was He anid that Parkewas in good health and, wes not suffering from any serious aliment, DIETRICH SLATED TO GO. Nebraskan W' Send Burkett to U. S. Senate to Succeed Hin. LINCOLN, Neb. Maroh 16—At the Lancaster County primartes last night practically every precinct declared for Congressman J. Burkett for United} States Senator to succeed Charles H. Dietrich. This assures Burkett's elec- tion, provided the State goes Republi- can, as many other counties had pledged to support him and others were waiting for this county's aotion. Bur- kett hag no cheoe tat ‘The Mepublican State Convention, which meets here May 18, will select « Senatorial candidate. pee DES MINERS VOTE ON SCALE. atora Will Be Accepted. hundred thousand coal miners trom Pennsylvania to Iowa voted to-day on the question of accepting the offer of the mine owners for a two years’ scale 5 1-2 per cent. lower than the wage sonle during the year which closes April 1, During the last ten days the national officers of the United Mine Workers of America have been urging the accept- ance of the proposal, It was believed to-day at the National the offer would be accepted and that there would be no strike. The votes will be canvassed here Thursday, when the result will be made known. ‘Reports have come to-day from Danville, Ill; Sullivan, Montezuma and other India: mining towns, jn fayor of accepting the offer of the 8. in fa operato selves with their allies, the bricklay- era, and 600 stationary engineers who operate the “hod hoisters,”” are at- fected. There are 8,00) laborers in Man- hattan and the Bronx, Every one has quit work and the 6,000 brickiayers to whom they deliver material have re- tused to work with other men; and are inning to feel the effect of the laborers’ strike. There are 4,000 of them wor! in Man- hattan and the Bronx, and thelr weekly wage scale is over $100,000. They ere being kept at work on the buildin, Going ode Joba. of riveting, and whe the iron structure has not passed tl 1 t Belief General that Offer of Oper- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 15.—Two | Wre"nesd hold 4b noee T make this offer d I am willing to trust the cured ones tu Headquarters that there was no doubt | o ‘All predict @ large vote |e an be: tal 1 qi with Send bottles Dr, t watching diftioult know what it will Afy success comes from strengthening, 4 my Restorative is MII4_ca: Iv SIMPLY, HUNYADI no money~ eo nane book (0 mend. ho thie et Then 1 will T wilt druggist near him, so that hi ict Shoop's jt If it fait me. fy indo. Tt ie aa It ts the only pt It to mult: tr with thi 1 ¢, past 12 years I hay crative to hundreds of thonaan ones on just those terms, and have paid ciadiy, because they pay {ust as willfogly when one failed, Incovery. th ys my Qi ne work 1 ein cnnes that. phynicinn have Book 6 ,_not chronic. ai ‘one or two bf YY THE thourands CONSTIPATION 1S PROMPTLY OBTAINED BY TAKING ON ARISING HALF A GLAGS. OF THE NATURAL LAXATIVE WATER, Hunyadi Janos FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION, ASK FOR NAME, HUNYADI JANOS, “| FULLY Will You Write a Postal So a Sick One May Get We —aliaply a postal Of some one who help. arrance with © If it succee s. the druggist how you what the jent way to con ‘way to Induce ali iply my cures. © furnished my is of mick out of 4% 9 result tected of the most is ever meet. | an or on Rheumatism. re often cured jotties, At drugmists, Railroads. hird floor above the brick work thei remains employment. The rigid forcement of the building laws since t Hotel Darlington disaster is halting fron construction all over the city. Mother and Baby both helped by the use of SCOTT’S EMULSION It will enrich the mother’s milk and make the baby thrive. If it ls a bottle baby, put a part of York workingmen $600,000 In wages alone, The financial loss to the con- tractors, whose work has been tied up, eannot be accurately computed, but a conservative employer estimates that the first two weeks of the initial trouble in the building trade for 1904 will rep- Fesent to capital and labor a joint loss ef nearly $2,000,000. ‘Thus far only the laborers them- Banking and Financial. a teaspoonful in the bottle when it is fed. For poorly nourished bables and children we believe it has no equal in the world. Banking and Financial. $3,000,000 NEW YORK Tax Exempt (Payable in TO BE SOLD THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1904 * OFFERED DIRECT TO INVESTORS A legal Investment for taxation except for State purposes. No “all or none” bids received, thus giving vantage as dealers. Bond: offering the highest premium. Bend bids in = sealed envelope, 1 F PAR VALUE. MUST ACCOMP AN: fetus: 1 Bidders. For Culler City Mall, New York. igs Consuk any Bank or tre that loned th the YY BID. it M. GROUT, Comptrelier City of New Yerk CITY 314% Gold Bonds Fitty Years) trust funds, exempt from investors the same ad- js are awarded to bidders wt Compang, or a@@ress 200 Broadway, New Yerk Sleeping, Cineinnati, 15 ‘A. M. PENNSYLVANIA _LIMITED.— and ou Me By a BiNiSE? cu + M. “bur jal 1a 9.55 for Jond sour! 8.25, ern ‘Palm, ATLANTIC Mand §.2 Florida Sneciai,* 2. ee TG AP PRembourd Florida NORFOLK & W) Memphis and daily. CHBAAPEARE Me Week FoR FOLK. Pp. Pit W yulaviile. ST. LOUIS LIMI’ Bmoking and Obi Indjanapoiis, St. eT eee wis. Dining’ Car. Po M.—o <S8T. LOUIS , M.— PACTRIC. 4 i and i CE EXPR!} —! 5 Cincinnatl, M.—PITTSBI tsbure. ‘Din N A Streeta, HERN) RA 4.25 P. ow & Ont reckedaye and aoe ‘OLD, POINT | CO; 1.05 A. MC 1 lor E For Toledo. exce EXPRESS.—For eked a iexpresa, 0.25 0 TERN RA: Orleans, “j MFORT “and ‘Week-days and Week Jaye. Cars. “Dine RAILROAD, STATIONS {oot of West wenty-third Stree ‘xd Deabroases and Cortlandt streets, he Jeaving ‘Desbrosses jandt Sitcets ia five, minutes. jeter, thus ven. below: "Twenty-thinl Stree: ot v, Slreving ai Indianapolis 'TED.—Pullman wervation Cars, Louls Dining 8, Crioago, RESS.—For Youle ary, a XPRESS.—For ot Aaturday, Pitts OXYIITs PRG, SPECIAL —Dally ine Car. few York and ok da ILWAY.—Ioi Hae is Pianos and Organs. Pianos and Organs. Pianos and Organs. ' a Week for the 5 Built to Last.a Lifetime In this great March Piano Sale by offering the $350 tone-lasting Walters Pianos, including stool and cover, for $195, on liberal terms of $5 Down and $1 a Week, we have placed the possession of a piano within the possibility of every family in the United States. As the innovators of this new way of buying pianos, we are still the only store selling pianos of worth at prices which compare with the low prices Bloomingdales’ merchandising way affords on all merchandise. By securing the Walters you save from $165 to $200 on your investment and get one of the best pianos in the world, for it is being sold in this great March Sale At Half Its Real Value. In the Walters Piano we offer a piano built to last a lifetime that has no possible equal in artistic construction or tone-quality under $350 or $450. In the Walters Piano we are not selling a name but a piano of such extraor- dinarily fine quality that we are anxious to have you bring anexpert to examine it ,thoroughly and compare it with any piano in the world, as we are sure it will prove, without cavil, every statement we make regarding it. J "rhe Walters Pianos are fitted with finest tone-lasting actions, -as near perfection as human skill can make them, The scale is exceptionally even; 7% octaves; the cases are wrought in the new Empire designs, of finest figured double veneer; keys are of selected ivory. The Walters Pianos are fitted with regulating practice muffler and new Boston fall board and music racks, Walters Pianos are made by the Walters Piano Company, old, experienced piano builders, and are guaranteed in every way for ten years—a fac-simile of this guarantee is inserted in gilt letters in the inside top lid of every Walters Piano. The tone is one of its most striking features—it 1s rich, mellow, yet powerful, and the touch is so easy and responsive that a child of three can get a full, strong tone without exertion. We will deliver the Walters Piano to your home upon first payment of five dollars and no interest is charged for time taken in making pavments. Our New Exchange System gives you the op, old piano for a i balance due at one dollar a week. Ene Onicash sales we will box and ship pianos to any part of the United States. Hundreds of unsolicited letters of praise for the Walters Piano from prominent musicians and people in whose homes the Walters Piano is-will be shown you upon request. JLLUSTRATED PIANO CATALOGUE FREE FOR THE ASKING, unity of exchanging your autiful new Walters and of For Sale. DISSOLUTION SALE. ‘The partnership extating between J, LEWIN and J. MORRIS, under the firm name of J. LEWIN & CO., was dissolyed on March 1, 1906, The $2. Matinued an before oar eoomplete nnd up-to-date stock of Furniture, Carpets, Ladies’ Suits, Cloaks, In Order to Inaugurate This Sale 1 Make This Exceptional Offer of 3 PRB AT. B49.98 Liberal Credit System. J. MORRIS, You're Sure of Two Things when you come here. Work done properly in a way to pleaseyou. Prices the lowest consistent with good work. Pleased before you pay. make you glad to have your teeth extracted, without pain, by our New ‘Botanical Discovery and go home at night wearing new teeth that fit and feel comfortable? ‘The pleasure is yours for five dollars and the work guaranteed for 10 years. and straws—with quill ete.—Black ani ready to wear— Seven Weet Fourteenth Street Parsuant to Our Policy of MORNING. SALES We Offer To-Morrow, Until 1 P.M, MFRS.’ SAMPLE PIECES NOVELTY COTTON SUITIN( | Medium weight Flecks, T weeds, Invisible Checks, Woven Dots and Figutes—made expressly for Shirt Waist Suite— 4s they are “Sample” pteces the variety is very large, but only harcgy necessary to say, therefore, ~Made torell at $9 cents.......... ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS, afew pieces of a kiod “come early for best selection ——_—_—________-+ 4 splendid line of colors—vizi— Apple Gree 0 Green, feneh Bue, Pink, Just to give an extraordinary Morning value in Flannels we offer these fifty cent goods at ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P, M. FINE FRENCH TWILL FLANNELS— ta nasement. Strictly all wool—Quality that tegularly sells at 49 cents— Tan, Risoutt, Geranium, —NO MAIL ——_—_—______—__6 WOMEN’S CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS—on s+con4 Fioor, full shirred front—three lace insertings across— lace trim’d neck and armboles—all sizes—value 29 cents ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS, Round neck FRENCH NET BED SETS—1n rasame nce Lace Centre Piece—Battemterg Lae epheae valance—{ul. stzes th Renaissance coxite plece—value 5,98:... M.—NO MAIL ORDERS. Handmade Renai inserting and Bolster sham ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P, ¢— FINE WHITE INDIA LINONS—on stain rioor. Full yard wide—fine quality for dresse; and troumeaux— Those who have Confirmation Dresses to buy for, will find this a money saving opportunity—25 cent quality for......++++ ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS, —-_—+ nt. ————________1__¢ GOOD STEEL DINNER KNIVES—on uain Ficon Plain of inlaid Stag, Bone, Ebony or Coco Handles— strongly bolstered—value 15 to 18 cents each ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE-P. M.—NO MAIL ORDE! Spring Millinery No More ‘Attractive Stock in Town ALL THE NOVELTIES Displayed in profuston, plainly marked and pure good daylight to select in! DRESS HATS TAILORED HATS Everything new at quick selling prices. Women's Tailored Hats Smart styles tn, the new rough 4 Colors braids wings, 3.50....4,98...,5,48....7.50 Exquisite Lace Hats for Misses and Children Copies of Imported Ni at than halt the Pie of the french eet one Meu ine | Misses’ Tuscan Fists overlaid with shi bl bows or rosett 4,98 to 7.50 e A a ied Spreads Bnglish and Satin Finish Marseliles, Jrochet and Honeyeomb—Hemmed or fringed, with and without cut-out cor- ners—White and colored—handsome de- signs—for single and double beds, Marseilles 1.08 to 7.08 Crochet and Honeycomb... 49 t0'2,49 Specials Inclade:— Full sise White Dnglis! rich patterns—value $4.98. art estgna— fegular ‘Three-Dollar Valuer... 1.08 Extra large White Crooh fringed—cut-out ocrners—for brass and metal Beds—Marseilles enn 49 White Crochet for Hemmed or Fringed; v1 98 Full size Col’d Croch Hemmed or Fringed. Pink and Blue Mare Full sise—regular price $2.93— We closed out all the manufacturer had of these particular deaigns and 3.49 bought so that we can sell at.... 1.08 ‘This ts just a dollac under regular price. UNTRIMMED HATS MILLINERY Violet, Lila Old Rose, ORDERS, ‘TRIMMINGS Women's Dress Hats Lace, transparent and hiffon, Maline, i wi 5.00....7.50....10, Prices we've made famous for value, © Early seleotions most beautiful modele—each and th e—fresh insure = choice has distinct individuality—no éress here ever duplicated. Women's Spring Petticoats © ™ Taffeta Silk, Moreen, Mohair and olors—neweat Sateen, Black and Tafie coor ‘dion titchings Mohair Petticoats—um! with knife pleating binding or tucked Black, Navy, the new Checks—special. Silk Moreen Petticoats—Bi Grav—deep knife pleating—rumfie |finish or tucked umbrella ruffles.. Biack French Mercerized Satesn— %Inch knife pleating—Mell ——— 7 These WERE BOUGHT AT OLD PRICES. Do you realize how that benefits you? stock lasts we sell on old price basis......Don't hesitate to buy while you can at auch prices as these. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES WHILE PRESENT STOCK LASTS;— BRUSSELS RUGS assortinent of to harmo: feet—value $8.00 feet—value $14.00 feet—value $16.50 REVERSIB terns LE SMYRNA RUGS in rich colors ds)—value $5.98— 4 49 | By far the Greatest Rug Values in New York. ot roll, and these are ily taken Sx2 to $x4 yds. Rugs Large figures—oolors furnishings. oxo $x10.6 9xi2 WOOL FILLE! per by far COTTAGE RUGS sveraibien wantin feet + " 6x9 feet (2x3 yar: hae Sie 68 FM weekedaye 5 Bs Full Seta of Teoth... $3.00 ™ eee a ee eee a ate ate, 12.202 24:11967.269 West 125th St. ||| DENTAL AS SIN, || [cold crowns, 22 xaratmon 85.00] | og QA MtNen ln high art combina- Bee aes and Biations tases LOTT open Monday and Saturday Evenings, || | ———___~ed_B |B iy er Rilin g rgoe. apf | HORE: 4.98 Brooklyn, 4 Court Street, 880 Fulton Strest 205 SIXTH AVE. i 98 are ae one Petit tages Gat camNEE Tiare Waterbury Dental Parlors, | )i&r6%: 98 oat, Sea CC ota a NEVER CLOSED. BROOKLYN: — NEWYORK: WILTON HACE YRUNIERS nigeeay eae” Ponovimn| UA 414-416 Fulton St. 54 W. 234 St. aps fee or. Fe Hine these Noenaril Manatees ro Riaviixer |] {2° Oe inte) "a weraneres | OPP Baan Ais O88 Ie - - General Paseaer Arent. ul For Sale. Hours, 8 to 6. Sundays, 9 to 4. WILTON CENTRE RUGS ~ |] cetalorue. German, French and Swedish spoken actin) gud eoeiniees: L. W. SWEET &,CO., $4 WEEKLY. — 6x9 feet..--0» 5.04 [oid foot, --33 ew York Central | “cs ox mm zesce-tees Edison Phonograph gig A se ese ates [| AL saree ogee eee canted iia la Brest New ett Ave, $110 Newark Ave, J.C. the elty, 2 ; 302 8 4 rp. Beate Biepreea Seen ee Exquisite White Dresses for Ea i CREDIT Freevsony Advts. in Tuesday’s Misses and Girls i y Navin ome eek World. Over 1,200 Helps. | tor Confirmatton, Parties, Dancing Groth, Cicote acon ec Plenty of business for 1 pissy with a very altractive amok BESES2 8s: ‘all throu ina Dinminated with, Pin item ces MEcEzceeerey! eEE! eed 4 7 62 BOWMRY, COK. CANAL. Open Ev , Furniture, pry | trictly_ confidential everybody. Help Wanted—Male. \0OD sober engineer wanted. Boley Manu a isotu Gos Metropolitan and) Morgan ave. B. 88, | alte Firat clans lobe at ri fed. experience you Wanted to Pu chase wore 10 Auction Bales sam 9; Amusements o- om 45) Financial soso wee 18 Pianos . tustruction t at wane BS) cn ruler; Room 4 (elevator). cpa RTH have = wi expected. St 1 IN DS. heth ion or non-union man, The Medical PAYMENTS” | Werermaee stank” took Nhtte. Con water bury. Conn. ‘Amertenn D.amond and Watch Co. 1D eonnd tative i red. 1e MAIDEN LAND. FARM BLEVATOR pat se eee SUNDAY WORLO WANTS WORK MORDAV WONPRRG, ment of handsome and novel styles and all at very moderate prices. eu Saeey gs vita a 31! Ready-made German Bed Ticks Oli Bolled—Plain red and blue, and blue and white atrip: include Sheer Lawns, hernia ines, Persian Lawns, By smn e298 to 39,98 ‘64x81 Great Special in Es (for a limited time) 50 Medding Juvitations or Annonxcements, not to exceed 10 linen, ‘To repeat:— won avitatl isa uncements - my oF ri for epecial price of $ih : ‘Shane Gib Enatioh Type tt Eugraving on Plate— f each letter tt jeatings or Mel hems and black and colors—epectal. as Extra heavy Taffeta—Black, Coloretf” and Changeable effec! Accordion with tuck jus ruffle—also dust VAIUC $8.98........sseeeeeeees: Tt means that while our preseals ¢ Anished with and cleaned. C coat Ruchings— 5 ed Sielba ; Sroceseesescecen ts MEE brella flounce, ; ‘and velvet Melba ratie— Gray 3.98 eres and small ize with all 8 D ART SQUARES that TO Be ssnys 1.79 to 3.08, Aft Blue and Whites fringed..1.76 > tringed..1.71 9 f00x60 ae hh Dep. tient engrave 01